Chennai: Traffic at NSC Bose Road and Koyambedu was thrown from equipment on Wednesday because people sipped the streets for festival shopping.
There was almost no room for motorists to travel when the roadside vendor grabbed the room.
Traffic police, who do not plan a large setting or change, place some barricades and look busy trying to streamline the vehicle, but a little impact.
Attention is thrown into the wind as a buyer and seller does not bother maintaining social distance or using a mask.
In Koyambedu too, traffic is disrupted because the bus is specially operated before the holiday festival.
One shoppetrer said there was no room left for pedestrians walking in the bazaar road rattan.
Vendors occupy all stretches to sell fruits and flowers.
The driver parked their autorickshaw in the middle of the road and looked bargaining with customers or dismantling goods.
Although all shop owners were instructed by corporations not to sell the provisions to those who came without masks, no one who bothered to follow the rules.
Traffic police quoted in a hurry shopping for reasons for prolonged traffic.
Many motorists told Tii that they experienced unusual traffic congestion directly from the tourus Broadway bus which extended to NSC Bose Road and Bazaar rattan.
Because many people park their vehicles in a haphazard manner, the traffic police confiscated several bicycles.
However, this action does not prevent people from parking their vehicles.
Padmanaban, regular commuter, said traffic congestion is a daily affair in the Bose Road NSC, but it is very chaotic because of the festival time.
“Traffic rules around the shopping area are bad.
People are allowed to park their vehicles in an unspecified location that leads to traffic congestion,” he added.
“The crowd seems to really forget about a pandemic,” he said.
In Koyambedu, traffic is influenced well in the morning and rush hour at night, because the bus is specially operated before the festival days.
100 traffic police were deployed.
Chennai: Traffic on NSC Bose Road Up for Throws
